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| primary_business = Land Owner ...rate. The company was the sellers for Baldwin Packing and Kauai Fruit and Land Company in 1922<ref>Western Canner and Packer 1922 ad.</ref>.

...'' was a cannery in the south end of the Santa Clara valley. In 1930, the owner was [[R.G. Mussolino]]<ref>[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=GAgvAAAAIB ...l in existence in 1946 when a fire on the company's land burned an acre of land<ref>[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=YysiAAAAIBAJ&sjid=RKQFAAAAIBAJ&pg

...arried Winifred McLaughlin, the daughter of Edward McLaughlin, who was the owner of the [[San Jose Safe Deposit Bank]]<ref>Obituary: [http://news.google.com ...[Salsina Packing and Canning Company]]. His obituary also claims he was a land buyer for the Southern Pacific.

...re merchant" back in Lake Crystal, Minnesota. He owned a bunch of farming land in the area and made his home right next to Palm Haven on what is today 779 ...t for bids to "ADD to packing plant, $2000, near Lincoln Street, San Jose; owner Hamlin Packing Company, 631 Sunol Street, San Jose"

...man and manager of the [[Salsina Packing and Canning Company]], as well as owner of land owners is represented by Gustave F. Lion, president of L Lion

...miner]</ref> noted that the company had been registered in California, had land in Alameda and Santa Clara County, and was having its Ogden property sold a "INDUSTRIAL building, one-story, $20,000 Fourth and Keyes Sts., San Jose; owner. Pacific Coast Canners, Third and Keyes Sts., San Jose; architect. Company

...processing businesses. Anthony Greco was the brother of [[Victor Greco]], owner of the [[Greco Canning Company]]. Alba Canning Company started in 1918<ref ...[[F. H. Holmes]] dried fruit packing plant. The plant was on two acres of land, "stretching to Ninth Street", and partially planted in 6,000 pepperocini p

The new owner, [[Antonio Morici]], was a wholesaler selling italian products in Chicago a ...restrictions from transcontinental railroad land grant) mentioned sale of land to Hershel<ref>[http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CRPT-108srpt305/html/CRPT-108s

...near the SP depot, managing with [[Ruel K. Thomas]]. (Thomas shows up as owner of Campbell Realty in 1911.) Hyde also did land development, such as the Alice Ave housing and the industrial area on Dillo

...d). The superintendent of the cannery in 1922 was [[George Pyle]] (former owner of the [[J.F. Pyle Cannery]], and superintendent of the dried fruit plant w ...ly executive vice president of United States Products." Drew had been the owner of the [[Drew Canning Company]].</ref>.